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    Meetings

    Before the meeting — what's on the agenda, in plain language. After it — a recap of what the body actually did, with the recorded votes.

    Each Eatonville Town Council and CRA meeting gets an agenda breakdown before it happens and a recap once it's over. Past agendas stay available in the archive.

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    August 4, 2026 Town Council Meeting — Recap

    The Council tabled Resolution 2026-41 (Hungerford/SPLC lawsuit support) a second time — the fourth sitting for a version of this resolution in seven weeks — voted to engage TG Law as Town Attorney, and appointed Attorney Greg Jackson as Special Magistrate. HostDime did not appear for its scheduled presentation, prompting a dais exchange over the Town's utility-reimbursement commitment to the company.

    Town Council · Regular Meeting
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    July 21, 2026 Town Council Meeting — Recap

    A full-quorum Council heard a walk-on update from Dr. Phillips Charities, passed a title change for the Records Coordinator 3-2, let a related salary resolution die for lack of a second, and tabled a third resolution supporting the Hungerford Sunshine Law lawsuit — the first two versions failed on recorded votes.

    Town Council · Regular Meeting
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    July 16, 2026 CRA Board Meeting — Recap

    The Board pulled March, April, and May financials off the consent agenda for individual votes, tabled a walk-on resolution requiring itemized budgeting for the $1.7 million line of credit, and revisited how the David Smith engagement came about after the CRA's single-family RFP drew no acceptable bids.

    Community Redevelopment Agency · Board Meeting
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    July 7, 2026 Regular Council Meeting — Recap

    Four members at the dais, one on Zoom without a vote. A corrective ordinance passed, the consent agenda got tabled, and two of the night's most contested items — the Development Review Committee and support for the Hungerford lawsuit — both failed 2-2.

    Town Council · Regular Meeting
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    June 18, 2026 CRA Board Meeting — Recap

    What the board did on each agenda item, with the recorded votes.

    Community Redevelopment Agency · Board Meeting
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    June 16, 2026 Regular Council Meeting — Recap

    What the Council did on each agenda item, with the recorded votes.

    Town Council · Regular Meeting
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